In early January, Amazon rolled out a feature that allows Kindle users to lend books to another Kindle user a for 14 day period. KindleLendingClub spawned from this feature as a way to connect people for lending their e-books. The service quickly accumulated more than 12,000 people lending and borrowing on the platform…….Read This Hot News
KindleLendingClub Forced By Amazon To Rebrand; Now BookLending.com
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